About Nature Club

“If conservation of natural resources goes wrong, nothing else will go right,” says M. S. Swaminathan. These words encapsulate the essence of our existence on this planet. Nature, in its pristine form, is not just a luxury but a fundamental necessity for human life. Recognizing this, we introduce the Nature Club, a platform dedicated to fostering awareness and action towards environmental preservation.

The Nature Club operates on the belief that understanding and appreciating nature is the first step towards conserving it. Through a range of engaging activities, we aim to educate and inspire students about environmental issues. By becoming members of the Nature Club, students embark on a journey to explore and understand the intricacies of the natural world.

Aims and Objectives

Our club provides opportunities for students to immerse themselves in the study and admiration of the environment, offering diverse experiences such as field trips and educational workshops that deepen the connection between individuals and nature, allowing students to gain insights into the importance of preserving nature’s precious resources. The Nature Club is not just about raising awareness—it’s about taking tangible steps towards conservation. We encourage students to adopt eco-friendly habits and lifestyles that minimize waste generation, emphasizing the importance of waste management through practices such as source separation of waste and responsible disposal. The Club serves as a catalyst for positive change, empowering students to become stewards of the environment by instilling a sense of responsibility and respect towards nature. We strive to create a generation that values and protects the Earth’s natural bounty. Join us in our mission to conserve, preserve, and celebrate the wonders of our planet.

Objectives

• To create an appreciation for nature in young minds, for a better future.
• To promote harmony between humans and nature through a participatory approach.
• To ensure nature conservation and environmental protection through environmental education and awareness.

Nature Club AY-2025-26

The Nature Club of Al Shifa College of Arts and Science was formally inaugurated on 19 August 2025 by the Principal, Dr. Kamaludheen K.T., in the presence of Vice Principal Ms. Saritha, who delivered the felicitations.

As part of the event, the documentary Plastic Wars was screened, highlighting the global impact of plastic pollution and the urgent need for sustainable alternatives.

The programme witnessed the participation of 65 students, marking a meaningful beginning to the Nature Club’s activities for the academic year 2025.

Report on Ecoquiz 2K25

The Nature Club, in association with the Department of Commerce and Management Studies of Al Shifa College of Arts and Science, organized an interdepartmental quiz competition, “Ecoquiz 2K25,” on 29 September 2025 at the Seminar Hall.

The programme aimed to promote environmental awareness and sustainability among students. A total of 16 teams participated, and after a preliminary round, the top four teams advanced to the finals, which included multiple engaging rounds. The quiz was conducted by Ms. Rayhana K., Assistant Professor and Nature Club Coordinator.

Winners:

• First Prize: Mufeeda P & Masharifa V (III Semester English)
• Second Prize: Mohammed Yashiq AK & Shahal KK (III Semester BCA)
• Third Prize: Abdul HashIm E (III Semester BCom Finance) & Muhammed Ibthisan (I Semester BBA)

Report on the Event – “Capture the Wild” Photography Contest

As part of Wildlife Week Celebrations 2K25, the Nature Club of Al Shifa College of Arts and Science, in collaboration with the Department of Commerce and Management Studies, organized a wildlife photography contest titled “Capture the Wild.”

The event aimed to promote wildlife conservation awareness while encouraging students’ creativity. It received enthusiastic participation from students across departments, who submitted photographs highlighting the beauty and diversity of wildlife.

Entries were evaluated by a panel from the Nature Club and DCMS based on creativity, originality, relevance to theme, and visual impact.

Winners:

• Mohammed Ibthisan – I Semester BBA
• Muhammed Rinshad – I Semester BBA
• Mujeeb Rahman – III Semester BBA

The winners were appreciated for their exceptional talent and unique perspective in capturing the essence of nature, making the event a meaningful contribution to Wildlife Week celebrations.

Report on Waste Paper Recycling

As part of the Green/Nature Club activities, a Waste Paper Recycling Session was conducted at Al Shifa College of Arts and Science on 6th February 2026 in Lecture Hall 10.

The session was led by Mr. Ashok Rao, art and craft expert from Jaipur, Rajasthan, who demonstrated creative ways to transform waste paper into useful craft items. Students actively participated and gained hands-on experience in eco-friendly practices.

The programme successfully promoted environmental awareness along with practical skill development.

Report on Waste to Wonders – Turning Used Papers into Useful Creations

The Nature Club of Al Shifa College of Arts & Science, in collaboration with ASACA (Alumni Association), organized a creative workshop titled “From Waste to Wonder – Turning Used Papers into Useful Creations” on 02 March at the Seminar Hall.

The workshop was led by Ms. Nishana A, artist and crafter, and also an alumna of Al Shifa College of Arts and Science, who demonstrated techniques for converting waste newspapers into useful items. Students actively participated in hands-on activities, creating paper bags, pen holders, and other craft products.

The programme successfully fostered creativity, teamwork, and eco-friendly practices, encouraging students to adopt sustainable habits and environmental responsibility.